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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
4
The article warns that alum baking powders are unhealthy and should not be used for raising food. It notes widespread restrictions abroad and in many U S states branding requirements here, with Congress prohibiting alum in food in the District of Columbia. It also mentions typical consumer prices from 10 cents per pound to 25 ounces for 25 cents.
Local farmers in the Ault area raise funds to repair roads and advocate dividing the county district into smaller divisions. They argue the present overseer cannot manage the large area and that farmers should assist, macadamize main roads, and gradually grade and gravel all routes with limited additional county cost.
A cited exchange labeled legalized graft dominated two days of floor action in the House last week, drawing sharp remarks and calls for reform from several members. The discussion focused on policy schemes and oversight measures amid allegations of improper influence.
A vote of 153 to 58 approved about $250,000 to buy seed for farmers with distribution to congressional districts. Critics call it graft and waste, noting seeds are seldom used and arguing for real demonstration work. Critics also fault the body for favoring seed aid while opposing dry farming investigations.
A local minister advocates organizing a Y M C A in Greeley with Denver support offered if residents show interest. He notes Fort Collins raised 45000 for their building and urges action before July 1907, while the W C T U district convention unfolds in Greeley with talks, devotions, and an evening address by Judge Lindsey.
Sixteen members of the Salmagundi club held a Thursday picnic in Wylie's grove honoring Gretchen Smith who is leaving this week for California. The party drove out, cooked a camp supper, and spent the evening around a camp fire with songs and stories, reporting a merry time.
The corner stone of the new Methodist church will be laid next Saturday at five o'clock. Chancellor Buchtel of Denver will lay the stone and deliver an address. A large attendance of church members and friends is expected.
A Chicago scapstress wins first prize for entrance doors to the new naval academy. The table of contents also boasts tales of disasters, rebuilding California missions, love stories, and gardening guidance with twelve half-tone illustrations.
Spring weather drives high Hyomei sales at H Reynolds & Co as they promote the catarrh treatment. The outfit costs 41 with an inhaler dropper and bottle, extra bottles 50 cents, and the firm offers to refund if no benefit, promising to reimburse customers.
Mrs. Enos Thomas aged 25 died from severe burns suffered while lighting a pile of weeds in her Erie home. Her dress caught fire and all exposed skin was burned. Physicians Bogart and Porter attended. She was brought to Greeley hospital Monday evening and is not expected to recover.
A warning that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy counteracts this risk. The ad extols its quick cures, pleasant taste, and wide sale by all druggists.
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